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Wit Twister #16: "The Wisdom of Elders" plus answer to WT #15: "A Workplace Dilemma"
Good Morning,
Here's another Wit Twister; these are similar to the ones The New York Times runs every Saturday. The missing words are anagrams of the same letters; the number of underlined spaces indicates the number of missing letters.
On Presidents Day WT #16 is titled “The Wisdom of Elders.” Though neither Washington nor Lincoln appear, they’re here in spirit:
Some _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ – for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , Confucius, Aquinas –
Were famed far and wide as the wisest, the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Today’s search for wisdom will often incline us
To seek the advice of the Grandpa and Granny-est.
Scroll down for the answer to Wit Twister #15: ”A Workplace Dilemma.”
Thanks,
Stuart
#15
I drew a DESIGN for snow removal.
Then a candle SINGED it – that was jarring!
My fussy boss hasn’t SIGNED approval
I hope he DEIGNS to forgive the charring.
Here's another Wit Twister; these are similar to the ones The New York Times runs every Saturday. The missing words are anagrams of the same letters; the number of underlined spaces indicates the number of missing letters.
On Presidents Day WT #16 is titled “The Wisdom of Elders.” Though neither Washington nor Lincoln appear, they’re here in spirit:
Some _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ – for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , Confucius, Aquinas –
Were famed far and wide as the wisest, the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
Today’s search for wisdom will often incline us
To seek the advice of the Grandpa and Granny-est.
Scroll down for the answer to Wit Twister #15: ”A Workplace Dilemma.”
Thanks,
Stuart
#15
I drew a DESIGN for snow removal.
Then a candle SINGED it – that was jarring!
My fussy boss hasn’t SIGNED approval
I hope he DEIGNS to forgive the charring.
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